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Spotted Lanternfly meeting hosted by the Lake Erie Regional Grape Program | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Spotted Lanternfly meeting hosted by the Lake Erie Regional Grape Program | News, Sports, Jobs

Earlier this month, the Lake Erie Regional Grape Program (LERGP) made up of both Penn State University and Cornell University Extension Specialist hosted a meet

New Collection Explores Current Trends in Entomology Subfields - Vimarsana News

New Collection Explores Current Trends in Entomology Subfields

What's the state of entomology disciplines such as insect behavior and biological control? See highlights from a special collection in Annals of the ESA.

Local Scientists Say Risk of Spotted Lanternflies High in Erie County, Could Devastate Grape Crops - Vimarsana News

Local Scientists Say Risk of Spotted Lanternflies High in Erie County, Could Devastate Grape Crops

Local scientists are warning that it's not a matter of if, but when the invasive Spotted Lanternfly will be spotted in Erie County, which could be devastating to local grape crops. 

Spotted Lanternfly 'Here to Stay' in Pennsylvania Vineyards | Farming and Agricultural News - Vimarsana News

Spotted Lanternfly 'Here to Stay' in Pennsylvania Vineyards | Farming and Agricultural News

Spotted lanternflies are now in 51 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties, and the state’s grape industry has seen the invasive pest up close.

Grapevines may need help to survive only heavy spotted lanternfly infestations - Vimarsana News

Grapevines may need help to survive only heavy spotted lanternfly infestations

While heavy infestations of spotted lanternfly on grapevines, especially in successive years, can result in their demise, most vines may be able to survive lighter infestations with few ill effects,